AUS - Khandalyce Kiara Pearce (Wynarka) and mum Karlie Pearce-Stevenson (Belanglo) #8

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  • #621
I would be surprised if the suitcases were stored inside the house but somewhere in a shed, garden shed or garage outside. Who would happily put up with that extra clutter for that many years?
Why am I thinking a shipping container would be a perfect airtight environment to store a decomposing body away from enquiring eyes and noses.

Could have used a storage facility. They are lock up and no one looks in them unless the fee is not paid.
 
  • #622
I don't see the relevance in exploring motives, the most valid ones (based on the facts of the case) are limited by sub judice, and the others only of interest to the defence lawyers..
 
  • #623
Who was arguably the accountant for the whole companies of DJH/DJM/DJB, I wonder?
 
  • #624
I don't see the relevance in exploring motives, the most valid ones (based on the facts of the case) are limited by sub judice, and the others only of interest to the defence lawyers..

You are right Visioneye. I guess, like everyone else, I am a bit perplexed by (and thus hoping to understand) the involvement of other parties to these awful crimes.
 
  • #625
sale of a house maybe? or eviction/termination/cessation of a tenancy?

I wonder if an out-of-the-way shed was squatted and used for the manufacturing of drugs and Khandalyce died and was stored in that.

IIRC Gittany set up his drug lab registered as Chemright Pty Ltd way out in Tennyson in the blue mountains west of Sydney.
I also remember a factory unit was used in Riverstone for years before the owner became aware and got the police to break in for him as the locks had been changed. The police could not believe the Hi tech laboratory equipment and CCTV cameras everywhere.

Any kitchen can be an ICE lab.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/new...nd-simon-gittany/story-e6frg6nf-1226770837996
 
  • #626
Karlie Pearce-Stevenson to be buried with her murdered daughter Khandalyce in Alice Springs

November 30, 2015 8:38pm
MATT GARRICK and BRYAN LITTLELYThe Advertiser

ALMOST seven years after their tragic murders, toddler Khandalyce Pearce and her mother Karlie Pearce-Stevenson will finally find some peace when they are laid to rest together in Alice Springs next week.

But while the funeral on December 11 will bring some closure for family members, the sorrowful journey is still far from over.

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More at link above.
 
  • #627
"It was interesting because the bones themselves weren't bleached, so it didn't look like they have been out in the sun for a great period of time. They weren't dirty, so they didn't look like they had been buried. So it was surprising the level of degradation that we saw."

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-10-22/forensic-team-searches-wynarka-suitcase-for-dna/6874714

Police have said they believe the body was in an advanced stage of decomposition before it was placed into the suitcase.

"We believe that most of the decomposition process occurred outside of the suitcase at another location," Detective superintendent Des Bray told media today.

https://au.news.yahoo.com/opinion/a/29025737/bones-found-in-suitcase-belonged-to-little-girl/

Maybe a missing car?

What if HP didn't get any victims of crime payout for the accident, so this was her way of getting money?

Maybe the sister didn't know what was in his "stuff" that was stored at her place? And due to circstance was unable to retrieve or move his stuff.
Just my opinion
 
  • #628
Maybe the neighbours didn't even know who DH was until the media released pictures.
Someone claimed they housed HP when she got out of rehab and the place was trashed.
 
  • #629
IMO DH was in control of Karlie's documents at all times. He only loosened his grip on them when it suited him for the purpose of his female accomplice to represent herself as Karlie. When DH moved on, Karlie's stuff went with him.

I'm lovin' how these murderers' love for technology are their own down fall. The penny will drop soon and they'll be aware to leave the phones at home.

DH has been toting Karlie's phone around the countryside and I am expecting his little bower bird antics will bring him undone. Where he went so did Karlie's phone--please explain? I think the phone will tell when and where Khandalyce was murdered and stored.

Remember paranoid Tostee how he decided to record the his all night Tinder encounter which recorded the fall of Rie for the police to find and I'm still hoping that will be his downfall.
Gittany had a security camera planted at his front door and that recorded him grabbing Lisa before he threw her over the balcony and we can't forget Ol' Baden-Clay lying through his teeth saying he was asleep all night when his phone was taken off the charger then returned later to the charger. Amazingly Allison's phone pinged close to the house but was never found. (???)

Yes! I love technology but when will the crims realise.
 
  • #630
I'm lovin' how these murderers' love for technology are their own down fall. The penny will drop soon and they'll be aware to leave the phones at home.

DH has been toting Karlie's phone around the countryside and I am expecting his little bower bird antics will bring him undone. Where he went so did Karlie's phone--please explain? I think the phone will tell when and where Khandalyce was murdered and stored.

Remember paranoid Tostee how he decided to record the his all night Tinder encounter which recorded the fall of Rie for the police to find and I'm still hoping that will be his downfall.
Gittany had a security camera planted at his front door and that recorded him grabbing Lisa before he threw her over the balcony and we can't forget Ol' Baden-Clay lying through his teeth saying he was asleep all night when his phone was taken off the charger then returned later to the charger. Amazingly Allison's phone pinged close to the house but was never found. (???)

Yes! I love technology but when will the crims realise.

Hopefully, the crim's will never realise tgy. Crim's aren't smart, that's why they're crims.
 
  • #631
Could have used a storage facility. They are lock up and no one looks in them unless the fee is not paid.

I doubt they'd be airtight enough not to release the odour?
 
  • #632
I wonder, if you're really evil, if you couldn't just front up to a JP and have the original and some photocopies with you (of any non photo ID document) and have the copies certified...


Yes, I'm thinking the same thing Panda.
 
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  • #634
On the occasion that he was picked up in the red car by the police and found to be carrying Karlie's keycard, the car was described as being packed to the hilt so could have been carrying lots of secrets.


Yes, very good question. I just don't see him carrying all that stuff around with him though. I think he would have left them with someone he "trusted". I think something happened which threw everything out of whack (i.e. the suitcase with Khandalyce being deposited near Wynarka) and owing to him now being arrested, he was unable to move them.
 
  • #635
On the occasion that he was picked up in the red car by the police and found to be carrying Karlie's keycard, the car was described as being packed to the hilt so could have been carrying lots of secrets.


Just curiouos Maggie_May, where was is reported that DH was picked up in a red car? I've missed that bit. Do you have a link?
 
  • #636
  • #637
Such a lovely picture of them both together.....

The link is interesting as it suggest that family members have much information to add , which will help solve the case (IMO)

It's is a beautiful picture...
I'm done!!! It's so awful. I cannot gossip about this anymore. It's the police who have the expertise to solve this. Good luck.


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  • #638
On the occasion that he was picked up in the red car by the police and found to be carrying Karlie's keycard, the car was described as being packed to the hilt so could have been carrying lots of secrets.

Red car?? I know Karlie had a red car (station wagon)......but I haven't seen what kind of car or colour Daniel's car was when he was stopped with "packed to the hilt so could have been carrying lots of secrets.".....I may have missed something though??
 
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  • #640
and yea!!.. whoever assisted the woman in the wheelchair into Centrelink must have been mighty surprised to be pushing into Centrelink one woman to find she suddenly responds to the callout for an entirely different woman. You'd want to know, hey? .. or perhaps you knew BEFORE you pushed her in the door.

Not if it was Holdom Trooper.
 
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